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Hainan Weather Alert: Tropical Depression Looms as Stormy Conditions...

Around September 29th, a new tropical cyclone is likely to bring severe weather conditions to Hainan Island. Residents are encouraged to closely monitor the latest weather forecasts from the Hainan Provincial Meteorological Department and prepare accordingly

Looking for Travel Ideas for National Day Holiday? Why...

If you're in the mood for a short break filled with exploration and relaxation, Kuala Lumpur could be your perfect destination with direct flights from Haikou

Haikou Introduces Simultaneous Work and Residence Permit Processing for...

In a first within the province, Haikou City has streamlined its foreign work and residence permit issuance process, enabling "simultaneous issuance" for expats.

Queen Mary University of London Launches Transnational Education Program...

Queen Mary University of London partners with Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (BUPT) to establish a transnational education program in Hainan, China, aimed at enrolling over 1,000 students by 2026/27.

Ministry of Education announced penalties of 100,000 yuan for...

China's Ministry of Education has announced stringent penalties of up to 100,000 yuan ($13,715.54) for unlicensed tutoring services.

Rising Dengue Fever Cases: A Growing Health Concern in...

Currently, nations across South and Southeast Asia are grappling with a surge in Dengue fever cases, amid signs that global warming is driving a record number of infections worldwide.

Typhoon Saola Update: Hainan Island Prepares for Approaching Storm

Hainan Island readies for approach of Typhoon Saola. Level IV emergency response for offshore typhoon defence initiated

Typhoon Saola over north-eastern South China Sea, Potential Landfall...

In a weather development of concern, Typhoon Saola is currently tracking toward the South China Sea, raising the possibility of an imminent landfall. The tropical cyclone is also expected to bring heavy rain to Hainan Province.

Hainan Island Native Plant Reveals Potential in Combating Obesity...

Mallotus furetianus, a native plant from Hainan Island could pave the way for novel strategies to address obesity and fatty liver disease. New scientific study reveals promising fat-busting properties.